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Titans try to fix mistakes but have tough task with Eagles visiting

Tennessee Titans rookie receiver Carnell Tate runs onto the field before last Sunday's season opener against the New York Jets at Nashville's Nissan Stadium. (AP Photo/George Walker IV)
Tennessee Titans rookie receiver Carnell Tate runs onto the field before last Sunday's season opener against the New York Jets at Nashville's Nissan Stadium. (AP Photo/George Walker IV) Tennessee Titans rookie receiver Carnell Tate runs onto the field before last Sunday's season opener against the New York Jets at Nashville's Nissan Stadium. (AP Photo/George Walker IV)

By TERESA M. WALKER / The Associated Press 4 min read

NASHVILLE — Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni wants his players to remember just how hard winning in the NFL really is and take a moment to enjoy each victory.

“It’s so important that joy comes after every time,” Sirianni said. “I already know how I’m going to feel if we lose. That is a feeling that’s hard to get over. You better appreciate the things and know how hard it is and appreciate those things after a win.”

The Eagles have won a lot with Sirianni, reaching the playoffs in each of his first five seasons, advancing to a pair of Super Bowls and winning one Lombardi Trophy.

They just opened his sixth season with a 24-22 win over the Washington Commanders — one of their rivals in the NFC East Division — and it was a game that might not garner any style points. Still, the Eagles improved to 6-0 in openers with Sirianni.

Now they visit the struggling Tennessee Titans (0-1) on Sunday at Nissan Stadium to kick off a two-game road swing. Oh yeah, the Eagles also have the NFL’s best road winning percentage at .698 (30-13) since 2021, and they’re 10-3 in that span against AFC teams.